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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-23

4 Great social. Musical and Charitable
Occasion.

The cantate Of the Flower Queen
will be given at Mozart Academy Tues
day and Wednesday April 26th and 9th.
The rchcarsals have been in progress for
some time and very beautiful and sue
ccssful performance is expected.
n +, under the management and direc-
ton of Mrs. II \ Tabb In the cast are
the following wcll-knOwn and popular
names Mr. William II Grant. Mrs..
Jacob Rcinhardt. Mrs John II knowle-
Jr Mrs. NJ p Ramos. Mrs William %.
Shclbuuc. Mrs McNeigh. Mrs II \.
Tabb. Miss Cora Lathrop. Mis- boswell.
Mis-, TAYLOR Miss Zclic Minor Miss Vi
ola Minor. Miss Hattie Blankenship and
Miss phube Florence. and "a chorus of
fifty voices.
The stage settings and costume will
De- elegant and 10 is confidently expected
that the Academy win hc packed each
evening
Mr.. Jacob Rcinhudt viii Dee the musi-
cM director
The entertainments are for the benefit
of the organ fund of Grace Episcopal
church
The sale of reserved seats begins to-day
af goclOck al VI j. Ramos IS Co.'s
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-23

That n0 one Aa- been smashed zap at
the point where The Richmond and DANE
willie tracks cross lluii street m Nam
chester. is perhaps due more to the rum
of luck than toany precautions taaf have
been taken to prevent ID The street Is
one of thc main th0uuellap- between
Richmond and Manchester and the rail-
road tracks running down to thcWhaVe-
are iu frequent use What makes ile
place more dangerous J, That m old ware
house prevents people going up Hull
street from seeing when engine are come
mg down the track from 'hc yard
Thi. danger was fully shown yesterday
a wagon containing several PERSONS
among them two or three ladies' wa-
going from MAYO bridge and am engine
ram ont into the street 500 suddenly lhat
the possible death of an iu the wagon
was only prevented by an cNerlon'oi
great strength by thc driver who pulled
bis team down CON their launches Their
heads were hardly % foot from the engine
The -uddcncs- and force with which the
horse, were stopped may De judged from
tac fact Chat one of them broke of shoe
m bis struggles & flagman should Dee
pui 90 This crossing at once
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-23
THE NEW CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
Articles of Incorporation Recorded in
Washington Thur-day

The Catholic University Of America
filed a certificate Of incorpation, stating
that the object is to teach philosophy,
theology, natural science. mathematics,
history. bellies letires, ancient and mod
ern languages, law and medicine The
following are The incorporates Cardi-
nal James Gibbons. of Baltimore Arch
bishop Patrick J. Ryan. of Philadelphia
Archbishop Williams, of Boston Arch
bishop Michael A. Corrigan. New York ,
Bishop Ireland, ST. Paul; Rev. Plassidu,
Chappelle, Washington Bishop Spauld-
ing, Peoria. Bishop Keane. Richmond
Bishop Martin. lankton. OAK, John VI
Farley. New FORK John ;. Foley, Balti-
more Bishop Burgess. Detroit. Eugene
Kelly. New York Bernard y Farden
Philadelphia Thomas T. Waggaman
Washington Michael jenkins Balti-
more. and Thomas : Lee.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-23

The New $ ork /ulu0u. % col0rel
organ remarAing the fact That Rich
mond Va. has fourteen colored under
takers. say, that ID is alway- pleased 60
hear that our people arc prospecting ir
business On ths the Lynchburg lu
4intu remarks There isa grave un
certainty about This soil of prosperity
Too much of 10 would bury the race Dee
N0ud resurrection
The fact Is the fucmW undertakes too
much. There are several colored under
takers in Richmond but NOT fourteen by
q large majority.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-23

ilenrico County Court viii Doe in SOS.
sion to-day, az which time the patic,
who created the disturbance go Quiacco-
son church will probably Doe tried
, The sovereign, viii meet in battle SOD
ray at a mass meeting at l2 o'clock TO-
day. and this together with the regular
Saturday crowd Wild make things warm
at the Courthouse TODAY From Darby
town and from Short Pump from Mall
yem Hin 10 Tuckahoc in fact from ey-
cry section strong delegations of varied
hue and political feeling viii come
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-23

Through the libe,aliiy of friends and
membership Fourth Presbyterian church
Rev. y Calvin Stewart pastor. has been
rcpainted and otherwise thoroughly reno
waited, and Will again be ready for service
tomorrow Sunday school commence,
at $3.50 pa, and there will be regular
morning and night service The work
ON the church has been well done, and ID
now presents very attractive appear
ancc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-23

1t is remarkable and very gratifying
Tact to The lover, of good order and good
morals, that during the past month there
mas not been before Tie Police Court "a
case OF sufficient importance 90 De sent ON
10 the Hastings Court. and have been
only TWO larceny cases such % GOOD
record j. almost unprecedented
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-23

Calling over in Manchester the other
dag wc dropped into the nrst-class bakery
establishment 0f L.NN STEMS. and found II
fitted up ln nrst-cla,s style with 600 the niece.
-ary supplies 0i gOOd things. such as AWAY,
remind us ot Christmas. Bread. crackers. bi,
cults etc.. ln abundance; cakes. and a variety
0f good things for the children and AL uladt.
from the very best ana purest materials. This
IS indeed model bakery, and one that de-
serves and is fast gaining the support Of the
public. BE sure 10 call ln and see them nt
lao HUI street, Manchester.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-23

Some property between Park and Syca.
more streets has changed hands three
Tunes this week. Many property owners
In that section are holding for still better
prices, and some are not anxious 10 sell
al any price
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-23

Morris administrator against Davis
Argued by Samuel b Woods and Judg,
W j. Robertson for appellant and J. /
Meredith, Esq, for appellee and sub
milted
Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pny against shippers Compress Com
nany. Argued by Judge " j Robertson
for plaintiff i'm error and continued until
Monday next
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-23

II isl not generally known that the lirsi
CALICO flour was made NOT IN Rich
mond. but at The ODD AmpthiA MILL on
Failing creek. about Sis miles below
Manchester There is still a mill In
operation here. and the spot is NOT only
yery picturesque. bui has much of
historic Interest Here the first iron
furnace I'm America was constructed.
which WAS however DESTROYED hv tine
indians i'm 1922. and here certainly a, far
back as 1876 mill was in operation
Near bv is au ancient mansion called
Ampfhill. once The residence of tine cclc-
brated Archibald Cary and afterwards
Of the families of Temple and Watkins.
The Gallero flour made at the Ampthill
Mills was shipped from Bermuda Hum
dreds the then port of Richmond
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CITY ITEMS
xxvsy NOTES GATHERED "' THE
TIMES" REPORTERS

The .r1ower:oueeo The '"', ,, ar Con,a,a.
Cam, calendar Golden hn'' '"'' 80
The pebt Commission city h"''" ,. ~. ~
' =" Town Topic. Taken Timely ana
''"S'' rcn.uIing> From Rich
80. centre 10 IT. Circumference
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-23

1 olkN lou hhhNf anu ihl'l'NlihE ii'hh-
Happily aud Hastily Hit.
Range Of thermometer at Spence, Ty-
rec 81 Co.'S shoe house, SO East Broad
street. April 22d. 1887 am. GO'. -
m., 50; pm, So; g p.m,52'
Captain John L Sumptcr. clerk 10 Rail.
road Commissioner Hill has gone 20
Smyth county TO represent the Railroad
Commissioner I'm suit which is pending
in the court of That county
General Edgar Allen. junior vicc-com-
missi0ncrin-chicfO of the Grand Army of
the Republic, was ai Bamum's Hotel,
Baltimore, yesterday
Mcs-rs' i. Harrison Garrett. William
Montague. and A. p Patterson. who was
I'M Richmond q few days since have
reached Baltimore ON the yacht Clean.
Il is reported that the intimate rela-
lations between Malone Virginia and
Dis faithful henchman Elan have been
broken.
\ complimentary concert will be- ten
dered Mr. George s CrWmp at CorcOran
I HAIL. May jth Mr. Crump has Away,
been willing io help other, and should
receive a substantial recognition.
The N~hpt published IN Birming-
ham. Ala. pays the TIMES neat compli-
mont for which much thanks Ihf
I Nt~tuw is conducted by John w.
siarke formerly Of Richmond
Charles H. Causey of Nan-cmond, is
tine latest Republican member of the Gem
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Window Glass. Brushes, Narnish
Paints, Stain, sponge. etc.
SOL j. BINsWANGER's.
Wrong Side store, 2lO Broad street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-23

The Photographs. only p cents, and
other Mathematical instruments. and artists
and painters supplies. Drawing Books for be
ginners and students.
Sol j. BINsWANGER.
20 Broad street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-23

Dry Plates, all sizes wholesale and retail
SOL !. BINswANGER,
20 Broad street.
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Subscribe t0 the DAILY Record" ly sending
posta. card f0 Box Bob. city, Fifty cents per
month.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-23

The " Da] Record" i- q valuable pubUca-
nun Subscribe fo r. unce H2 East Nam
street.
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That interest I'm the Bazaar does not
flag as the time for 70 90 close draws near
as was plainly shown by the crowd i'm 80
tendance last night An auction was
conducted and the bidding was spirited
Though the sale, were large many arti-
cles are s'ill left. and the sale This even
iug will be- q fine opportunity for people
t0 secure beautiful and useful examples
% what the best taste and skill of the
ladies of Richmond can produce The
ladies who have SD successfully managed
the Bazaar and been so uniiring in their
iabors and the fair girls whose presence
has added SD much to its attractions well
deserve tha' mention should Doe made of
their names and of the work they have
done So many have taken part and
taken such an active part that 10 is im-
possible 90 give even partial list
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-23
BREVITIES.
ONALPARAGRAPHS, MINOR MEN
TIOS. AND LOCAL LACONICS.

The News Of the Day Boiled Down and
served Up in Condensed shape About
Folks You Know. and Interesting Items
Happily and Hastily Hit.
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RICH DIRECTORY
Pre-byterian.

FIRST Madison and Grace Streets Rev K
T. Kerr. pastor. Services sunday school. ~
An: sermon. II AN and < PM; Wednesday
Pm. ErIdaN SIS p.M.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-23

GHACF. STREET Fourth and Grace streets
RrK. Dr g.. n. Read and ROY. Thomas Drew,
pastors Services sunday school. % AN. ser
m0n N An. and PM: "Wednesday. pm.
THIRD broad and Twenty sixth streets
Rey. Dr. r. n. Howi-on. pastor SCI vices
SUNDAY school 9N AN: sermon. ID An. ana
40 pm. "Wednesday. 80 pm.
FOrRTH 900 West Grace street, Rev. D. 4.
Stewart. pastor. service. sunday ,chooI' p
AN. .,rm0n. N AN. and PM. Wednesday.
pm
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-23

SECOND Fifth between Main and Franklin
.treets.-Rcv Dr. VI. d. HOge pastor. ser
vices sunday school. @ An: sermon, II AN.
and JPN: Old Market. pm. "Wednesday. ,
pm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
Frisco w.a,. ,hs Uo.,.p,ios.

sAs fRASol c., GAL, olt THE
State u mocratic club has adopted the
following:
Resolved, That Il Ia the senso Of
this club ths, the ID mocrA,ir psriy Of
this State should tskr neo,sary slepl
10 secure q meeting Of the mex
national convention IN San FraneI co
and that the general committee thi,
club be in,truc I'd TO cooler With the
ID mccfa,lc HtA'e cenuAl COMMITTEE
and lilo NJ. T. rarp, X 40 member
Of the ID, mocratio national commit
toe, to carry out tbs pufpose Of this
resolution "
The Democratic papers throughout
the stsis sre generally uniting In fay
oring the proposition 10 told he 4
nAlloual convention Ia this city.
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Em ,Ioying Printers.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, 0IL An ibterna.
tionnl convention II tho employ ing
printers Of the Udited State aud Gan.
ada has been called TO meet In Chlca.
20 Tussdsy, 0c,aber Is. 1887, Tor the
purp se Of devising plans for unit, d
action upon the recent demand Of tho
International Typographical union
that nine hours snail constitute a dsy's
labor. Other important mgtttrs will
be present 4 Tor the moderation IL
I Q CONVENTION. The call nc mmsnds
that ia towns whore there are no OF
isting bodies Of enplo iers meetings
be- held q, once aud delegates uamed (;
or, II this SETON 10 not practicable,
tina, individual firms he represented.
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p...i. Ks..sry d. On. ri.,s.

CHIoAop. III . 0JL 7.-DennIs Rer.
asy, tbs ssiia.oI arrived from the
P.c hc coast ths morning aud left for
New Yotk 10 the si srnoon TO take
part In the three c5rpeted political
struggle waslns between tbs Demo.
cr.is. kspub la a.d iolloseis OF
hsnry 0.ors-. NJ X Nasy on
Achibs Onicpsn made Az immediate
tiot totss a q ,onismnsd ehi.ts.
particularly PaIsins rn' P'oiho
eosst agia OF VA qlisilJ but q MY
denied sdmistn g. re ell
by the IN ,.p Ia 'harge, lie
vent away lsm.ntits, std tsiirs hos
four ysais aso 10 b a -dyio-d Y. sons
90 leave mpt -iigl AGd take 20 bal
lo.a or he wou a surely gtt tishuk Ia
a halter. Ba Psnons unly lau, he'd
Ks,tsey rays that on tesohifs Mes
\ .k he ali m, X /, ssefits u sps, obes
taking the srou ID that the question ol
ans.llons Tor tne workit smsn 81 Thu,
I'm, 10 not the Tar q iesus Of lsud
tsF.,Iop, bot shall the luborlng peo
mis- conc .utfs,s every dJit upnu pas
lug a law through n, tnsrl Consres
m.kipg 4 % iu,'on OF Chinese non
the clu 1try aos ,iuie.
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A.I..srsessies Aiisysd.

Nav ORLEANS. ost. IA special 10
the Tines Dsmocrh from Brook
haven, Ms, s,ys; "rhe 70 men
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Tho AsIronomicnI snrYrI.

OTTAWA, 0lt,, OF The DJmin-
ion aslronom cal survey will be COZ.
cluded shortly. The party has reached
Port Arihur, ard oil tina! rsmaino Ia
TO make osrimsnts by telegraph
with the Montreal or CAmbtid 20,
Mas obst ryAtories. W,rs was com.
msnctd at Victoria, b. q. on data
obtained from the American obsei va.
tory on this PAcii coast. Tls reeults
achieved are numerous, iDcIudiug the
location Of the principal morldsn In
the northwest, ~ we'll ~ this discovery
q several errors in north west surysyR.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
HE Aessmpiiss Co.ld.'s save Him

kuf,vILLK, KY, OFT. by q de.
cision Of the court Of appeals, rem.
dsred yesterday, q man declared In.
nocent Of crime by his alleged accom-
plics In confession on the tcsfold Is
sentenced to death. Ga the morning
OF April 81 last Jennie 30 1msn was
murdered In this city. Albert Turner
was arrested for the Grim >, confessed,
and said BIZ Patterson WAS his &C.
complete. Both men were tried, con.
victed and sentenced TO hang. TurusI
accepted his sentence, bu. Patterson
maintained his innocence and ap
pealed. The evidence against lin
was all clrcum stsntial, excepting TOR.
ner's confession, Turner WAS banged
In the Ill ysrd July l last, o. d Oh
the ecstiOld made another cohesion,
in which no tald Patterson was an
innocent man aud had nothing % d.
with the crime. Many people be
lieved he lied In the presence Of dgAtD,
while others accepted the more plsue..
BILE theory that his first confession wa
a lie. Patlerson's cass went 10 the
court OF appeals and WAS d,cidst
this morning, the sentence OF the
lower court Icing affirmed. lbs cour,
Of appeals could take no cogn z nee
OF Turner's olniefBon on ~ scshold
but necessarily rendered its decision
on the matter before the lower court
The date for PatteIson's execution hal
not been set,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08

ID. II. B,lpwU 4 10 have rem ,ved
their music hius. to 1884 Main . rect.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
Attel ton, n. n, l..

For Spreins, bruises rheumatism,
cramps inflammation, Bwelllug, GUS,
buns, etc, In man, and tpint, ring
bone, windghll, epizlotic, scratches,
&C, In horses, Rangum Root Lini
ment 10 q sure cure. This "King oil
Liniments" Ia ,he universal verdict
Never iaIlB 10 cure any ailment that
can bo reached by an * einal needles,
application. 81 cents per bottle. Fol
GALE ut Holsters crdg store, 1888 Main
street.
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over the alleged negro ipsurrect on
near Lawrence and the Pike county
Inc has about subsidized. The late
reliable information from there states
thst the whitee arrested and whipped
9 number Of the negro lesdes and or
dered them to leave the county and
the State immediately. No other VIC
'snce Is reported and all IL agsip
nuiai
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
How ,is.v,,,-. are MADE.

o dlnaiy cigarettes are mude by ma
chimney. Oar new bish clatH brsnds,
"Lrest Euglish," "O,oss CJuniry"
aud "whitr Uaps" are made entire y
by baud ir,m the hn,Ht lecled
straight cut Virgins leaf. o. account
a the g,ea' care taken H. proiuciuN
these cigarette, ouly limited qaan'
tits eau bs made.
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The st.h.vi.. dispute.

The Foreign ON - Ia London may
not pgree With tile Foreign OihS, In
Washington, but the tao countries are
q unit p grdips the tupefio quality Of
Kinney 4 Oo.s Celebrated bss oisAf.
stiee, "Lue,t Riglish," "Whlie
Osps," "Ososs.Cou toy"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08

Nav YonK. 10 announced that
May Audenon Gill ruiufn 10 the
Un,b a STA ~ nex y-ar, end will open
a, the = A. thes's', Oc'oher l.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08

Mrlropp buys old:rold..:
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lII;IIdiKY1IIIdi;KIII,IL

The Best Que TO- UVpsh,, wsak Lups,,
h,hms, Indlsesiloa, Isvsrd Pans II,
kausu n Vcmbints the most vslushl.
msdIesns, with J.maica eitssr. n sIsru a
euts,iys p,s.t ~. diseases tsstso.p 20
sh.r r.g.dls,. Nv. Wei is -. hs.eg,tI,E.
ofths stomach, LAssr, kids.y. and Bo-sis
are ORA slns thout hds 70 the rave Who
-euIi ree.vsr. their hssl'h b. the timely us.
Of Pl,It's airets fosio, ts ps- Nh.
and z e sS' ,.s S,, 20. :, Srsy,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-16
TRADE,
Tho Features Of tho Money and sto
Mnrketa.

Tho Features Of tho Money and Stock
Markets.
NRw York. March l5.-Moncy on call easy At 90
&C per cent, closed at 3a4 per cent. Prime mer.
cantile paper STACY per cent. Sterling Exchange
unsettled and weak at u s3kai s6M.
RAtlKoAp BoNDs-Dull: sales sol3, 900.
GOVERNMENT BoNps-Dull and rather heavy.
srA1E Bosps-wcre dull aud steady to firm,
The stock market was much dulle, to-day, but
with tho exception OF q few minutes In tho early
morning. presented a iitmer front, and for The
most part the loses OF yesterday. were generally 70.
covered. There was very little hammerlng OF
dulged In, but tho chief element In the improve.
1ncnt was the buying BY foreign houses. Other In.
fuenccs favorable to higher prices were the do
cline In sterling exchange rate'. and the vague ri.
mOts OF a renewal OF the negotiations In the IIalti.
more 4 Ohio matter. These rumors generally
were to the effect that Meksrs. Gould and Sage were
10 become Interested IN the transaction, and a
meeting between Mr.. sully and the two gentlemen
named, which lasted the greater part OF tho day.
Is believed 10 have bccu held ut tic office OF MI,
Sage.
The opening. this morning was firm, first prices
In a majority OF stocks being from htoH4S per cent.
locking Valley was up x per cent. The hammcr.
ing by bears and tho extraordinary weakness In
vs.! Point, which d.opPsa X per cent, caused
the general list to decline. end the gains of tho
y followed, however, and before the end Of the
first hour the carly declines were regaiued. The
market then became dull With very slight luctua
tlons, though the changes were made invariably
In tho d~irent!on Of higher prices until nearly . i.
NJ, when the mnrket shgycd slightly. The last
hour saw Il renewal Of the upward movement,
however. and the close was moderately active and
strong at the highest prices OF the day. The llnal
changes In active list are Invariably advances, and
Hooking Valley IN up ~, Louisville 4 Na.lville
and Michigan Central TX, Lake Shore l1s and
Texas iaeiae l per cent transactions 2s,6ai
gharps
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AuNiGA tn hnihoru

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The unprecedented ea!o Of Boschee's
German Syrup within a few years, has
astonisi.cd the world. 1t is without doubt
tho safest and best remedy ever diccoyer-
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sold by ell druggists and general dealers in
the land. Price, Is cents, large bottles.
nIw
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Ian tho pastor of the Baptist church
hare AID M educated physician. | am
mi in practice, but am my sole family
nhysiciau, and advise In chronic cases.
pysr a year ago l recommended your Hop
Bt,srs to my invalid wife, who has been
Under medical treatment Of Albsny's best
nhysicisps several years. She has been
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Zine, / believe che will become thorough
" cured of her various complicated dis.
eases by their Use. We both recommend
them to our friends, many Of whom have
aIso been cured OF their various ailments
by them. KEY. Il. Is. NAhREN.
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"Eleyln years our daughter suffered on
a hed Of misery under the care OF several
81 the best pfysicians, who gave her dis.
uass various names but no relief, and now
sSe IA restored to US in good health by Hop
Filters, that We had poohed at two yeara
briore Ilaing II. We earnestly hope and
nav that no one else will let their sick
srnier as sc did, on account OF prejudice
a,sinst 40 good n medicine as Hop Bit
rurenG-GO0a 7empiurs.